But if there is one thing that still makes people hesitant about solar panels, it is the perceived difficulty in mounting them properly onto your camper.
If you have a wide-open RV roof, you should be able to install residential solar panels. But if it is cluttered with a roof rack, roof vents, or satellite dishes, you need to choose panels that are smaller in size.
How you mount will depend on the choice of panels. Rigid panels require more permanent mounting solutions, whereas flexible ones are lighter, and you can glue them down.
That said, we recommend adding at least one screw bolt fixing for added safety and preventing the flexible panel from flying off as you drive. Fellow road users will thank you for it!
With a portable setup, you lose a bit on the durability but get the option to remove the panels and recharge them in the sun if you want to park in the shade.